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TwiceHorn

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  1. Goddamn. https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/03/preventing-abuses-of-the-legal-system-and-the-federal-court/ This may be the single most succinct and consolidated example of every accusation is a confession to date in all of Trumplandia.
  2. Ok, here's a question. The CEL probably went off because I completed a drive cycle. I don't drive all that much to begin with anymore, and was also kind of avoiding driving because of the CEL/O2 Sensor. Should I go ahead and return the sensor? At first I was thinking the issue would no doubt recur and that the several week delay between the CEL and it going away was because the code was throwing for a while. Therefore, I figured I'd need it sooner than later, regardless. But now I'm realizing it probably just took that long to complete a drive cycle and this may have been cold-related. And I may have a part I'll never use.
  3. Anyone have a rec for non-vintage audio repair in DFW, preferably the D end? I have an NAD receiver that needs the CD player replaced among other things.
  4. And, about 90% of that spending comes from the states themselves, including local government, who also make about 90% of the decisions as to how it's spent.
  5. "Pivotal support." Bloody hell.
  6. Thirdy minutes in an airplane bathroom may not be the death penalty, but it's cruel and unusual punishment. Unless you're boning, and even then.
  7. I get so tired of the "we pay x" meme. They're coaches at The University of Texas at Austin, therefore there are expectations. There is also usually a big salary. The two are basically unrelated except for the University part. Would this be any more acceptable if we paid him $300k/year? $30k/year? Nope. Until shown otherwise, I assume our coaches, good and bad, are decent people doing the best they know how. We (Royal version) have a tendency to call them thieves and other highly personal aspersions. That's uncalled-for, and also, cunty.
  8. Ironic talking about crayons given what's going on right now.
  9. I have never had anything go actually wrong, close, but no. But yeah, I hear you for sure. And it seems like you need a never-ending supply of specialized tools. Some of that can be solved with "tool rental," but still.
  10. For supporting Fetterman over Lamb.
  11. Not sure that really solves my problem. It's the non-sensor end of the connector that I can't access well. And then, even if I could actually separating the two may be difficult. Also, I see from the internet that a common problem is the sensor itself strips the threads on the exhaust manifold on the way out leading to a potential need to chase the threads or, even worse, cut out the threaded lug and weld in a new one. The way this is shaping up, that would happen to me.
  12. Possibly, yes. I'm a bit concerned about destruction in the event I can't complete the replacement.
  13. No, it's "pinned" to a bracket. There is some way, probably using a proprietary tool, to detach the connector from the bracket, but that's another one I can't quite work out. Although, I did just have an idea.
  14. Also, while there is probably fraud, meaning fake, trumped-up disabilities (bone spurs) in the Social Security Disability system, I think there is very, very little fraud in the "old age" benefits. And the fraud in disability is not payment fraud, it's fraud in the procurement, which stopping payment does nothing to discover or prevent, except in the most ham-handed way possible.
  15. No children here at all. It's Congress' role to change the name of the department.
  16. Well, that might be helpful. As can be seen from the photo above, both ends of the sensor are accessible at least somewhat. The problem is two-fold: I can't easily get to the "obverse" of the connector to actuate the lock and separate the connectors, and I don't know exactly how to actuate the lock. There is a red tab that needs to be pushed up and that I can do, but there may be something that needs to be pushed to release. The service manual may go into that detail, or not. I can't find anything definitive online. And, even once I determine how to unlock the connector, I'm not sure I can separate the two ends. It seems that the two pieces can be quite stuck, so even if I had a tool or the ability to otherwise actuate the lock, it seems I might need two pair of channel locks and another pair of hands to get it apart. And, at that point, things are getting pretty tight in there.
  17. But the law was weaponized. God damn I hate this motherfucker so much. Tell us again how the children are not in charge anymore @realgreggym
  18. That and they didn't let him in when he tried to transfer from Fordham.
  19. If not that something like it. Monsanto I don't think has ever owned significant farm property. Their main deal is roundup and GMO seed. I am, however, extremely familiar with U North's culcitate.
  20. Those of you that are first responders, or military or ex, or anyone else that's reliving these experiences, that's PTSD too, even if you don't harm anyone or yourselves, or crawl into a bottle or syringe. Yet could be an operative term in there. I'd gently suggest some therapy.
  21. One of the "great" things about Marucci is they themselves can sign a player direct to an NIL deal -- use Marucci gear -- without having to go through the motions of some kind of promo deal with some local or national outfit. "Blake Money, Brayden Jobert, Devin Fontenot, Grant Taylor, Josh Pearson, Josh Stevenson, Riley Cooper from Louisiana State University, as well as Chance Huff from Georgia Tech and Taylor Young from Louisiana Tech have all been signed to support product testing and endorse the Marucci gear they use." Makes ya kind of wonder if the LaTech and GT kids are potential LSU transfers down the line.
  22. I think one of the key things for LSU is Marucci is an NIL "cooperative" unto itself.
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